Preservation News - Week of January 10, 2022

This week in historic preservation news in Florida,

• A pair of 100-year-old buildings in Tampa with links to the Tampa Tribune may be at risk of demolition to make way for new development.

• Columnist Gene Hall explores the significant history of Rosenwald Schools.

• Alachua County's Dudley Farm, which contains 18 building constructed between 1882 and 1945, has been named a National Historic Landmark.

• Tampa Bay lawmakers filed bills to address the historical wrongs caused by abandonment and redevelopment of African American cemeteries.

• The Historic Deauville Beach Resort in Miami, a 2019 11 to Save site, has been declared to be "beyond repair" and is set to be demolished.